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  • The Proposed Tax Privilege Reduction Act and Foreign Investors
    By Christoph Kneip, KPMG Düsseldorf
    April 01 2003
  • Recent Developments in Private Equity in Germany
    By Prof Dr Gerhard Schmidt, Stephan Grauke and Jürgen Börst of Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP, Frankfurt
    April 01 2003
  • Joint Ventures in German Financial Services
    By Marcia L. MacHarg and Dr. Thomas Schürrle, Debevoise & Plimpton, Frankfurt
    April 01 2003
  • New Developments in German Credit Business
    German Banks in the midst of MaK and Basel II By Carsten Schütz, Joachim Preußner and Torsten Fett, Nörr Stiefenhofer Lutz, Berlin
    April 01 2003
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    Asset-backed Securities: Securitisation and Structured Products
    By Stephen Moller and Marc Kramer of Simmons & Simmons, Frankfurt
    April 01 2003
  • Securitization: Ireland improves tax regime
    Changes to Ireland's tax legislation in the 2003 Finance Bill overcome previous differences applying to special purpose vehicles, and will expand the scope for securitization deals in the country says Cormac Kissane of Arthur Cox
    March 31 2003
  • Why Germany will not drop tax on corporate lending
    Following a recent ruling by the European Court of Justice, the German Finance Ministry is looking again at aspects of the country’s Corporation Taxes Act governing thin capitalization. But lending banks may be disappointed by the review say Martin Krause and Karin Hauenschild of Linklaters Oppenhoff & Rädler
    March 31 2003
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    What is wrong with the SEC's new rules for attorneys
    David Bernstein of Clifford Chance examines the controversy surrounding the SEC's proposed new rules for lawyers who suspect their clients of wrongdoing, and says they are likely to do more harm than good
    March 31 2003
  • South Korea
    The Korea Fair Trade Commission (KFTC), has recently announced several new policy initiatives.
    March 31 2003
  • Japan
    The Japanese government has submitted tax reform bills to Japan's parliament, the Diet. If enacted as planned, these bills will become law on or after April 1 2003. The tax reform bills include, in particular, proposals for a significant streamlining of and tax reduction in individual income taxation on capital gains and dividends with respect to listed shares, with a view to revitalizing Japanese stock markets.
    March 31 2003
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